Winter Newsletter 2012 (Dec '11 - Feb '12)

Hawaiian Humane Society

Newsletter

December 2011 – February 2012

People for animals. Animals for people.

2012 offers new hope in animal welfare 2011 was a great year for Oahu’s animals. 6,734 adoptions. 3,225 reunions of lost pets with owners.

2,147 foster care animals made eligible for adoption. 7,247 sterilizations performed.

The Humane Society aims to reach more than 7,500 adoptions – that’s about 800 more than last year.

says Vaughn. “Delivering quality experiences improves our chances to be referred to others.”

“There are lots of places people can go to find a companion animal,”

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Partnerships are top priority for the new year. No one organization can solve pet overpopulation nor the myriad of animal-related issues that our community faces.

“We are looking to work with other rescue groups and businesses that want to help animals to support spay and neuter, adoptions partnerships and more,” said Keoni Vaughn, Humane Society’s director of operations. “We want to ensure our adoptions numbers continue to rise.

It’s going to take coordination and collaboration.”

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

Aleisha Swartz, DVM leads efforts to save more lives Hawaiian Humane Society welcomes Aleisha Swartz, DVM as chief veterinarian. Prior to joining us, Dr. Swartz worked at Fulton County Animal Services in Atlanta. Prior to that, she worked in private practice for eight years.

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

So what would inspire someone to move from an animal clinic that treated 15 animals a day to a bustling shelter in which hundreds arrive every week?

“Shelter medicine is my passion; it takes a certain kind of animal lover to want to make a difference in a work environment where you are dealing with a huge influx of animals,” said Swartz. “I choose to work for open-admission shelters because I think they stand for a very noble principle.

“Limited-admission shelters are selective-entry and have the Continued on page 4

The gift of prevention for dogs when the medication will become more available.

It is more important than ever that heartworm preventative is given as prescribed by your veterinarian.

Last year, more than 100 shelter dogs were diagnosed with heartworms and thanks to The Max Fund, the Humane Society was able to cure them. Treatment for this completely preventable disease can run more than $1,000 and requires intensive care for a sick dog. There is a national shortage of Immiticide, the only heartworm cure, and it is unknown

Heartworms are passed from dog to dog only by mosquitoes. Symptoms include: a mild, persistent cough, reluctance to move or exercise, fatigue after only moderate exercise, reduced appetite and weight loss.

Visit your veterinarian or heartworm society.org to learn more. To make a gift to The Max Fund, call 356-2221.

2012 offers new hope in animal welfare Continued from page 1 The Society is looking at fine tuning every point of contact in which customer service matters from our busy parking lot to how we handle 5,000 monthly inbound calls to spending more quality time with adopters. “It’s going to be a challenge,” says Vaughn. “But it’s worthwhile.”

The Humane Society plans to offer six spay/neuter events for cats and dogs island wide. “Spay and neuter saves lives by preventing pregnancies and that’s why all our dogs, cats, rabbits and male guinea pigs for adoption are sterilized,” says Aleisha Swartz, DVM, who is the Humane Society’s chief veterinarian.

Those who sell unsterilized animals run the risk of contributing to Hawaii’s growing pet overpopulation issue.

The Society’s community work is more important than ever in 2012.

“We’re zeroing in on three messages as part of our community work,” says

Jacque LeBlanc, community relations director. “And those are: Spay and neuter. Adopt – don’t shop. Caring for pets for life. If we can engage the community to take just those three actions, it would be revolutionary.”

The Society also recognizes that the community is changing at an alarming pace.

“We’ve become such a high tech, onthe-go society,” said LeBlanc. “And reaching pet owners and animal lovers requires new approaches.”

Plans this year include the launch of the Society’s first App so that animals for adoption can be viewed on all smart phones and notifications for events and education arrive right in the palm of your hands. The Society’s Facebook team rallied nearly 5,000 fans in 2011. It has become a hub for breaking news, spirited debate about animal welfare, issues education, pet care advice and a pet lost and found bulletin in which neighbors can connect and help one another search for missing pets.

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Get a copy of our 2011 annual report, call 356-2223.

Ultimately, the Humane Society wants to see a decrease in homeless animals, lost pets and cruelty in our neighborhoods.

“Too often we are asked to step in when the human-animal bond is broken,” says Pamela Burns, Humane Society’s president and CEO since 1990. “Our goal is to strengthen the bond before it’s broken through education, prevention and intervention.”

It’s A Date

Visit hawaiianhumane.org to learn more.

Santa Paws – Dec. 3 & 4 Ward Warehouse 10 am - 4 pm For a $25 donation, pets, both naughty and nice, can have their holiday photos taken with Santa & Mrs. Paws by a professional photographer.

Includes a CD with all images for your holiday greeting cards.

Pamela Burns President & CEO Jacque LeBlanc Kristin Herrick Editors

Paws on the Path Hikes – Dec. 31, Jan. 28 & Feb. 25 Traverse Oahu’s most beautiful trails with your pet. Volunteers lead free hikes on the last Saturday of every month. Hikes are about three miles and typically take about two hours to complete.

President’s Message Statewide survey finds buying a puppy can be risky business Every year the Hawaiian Humane Society is active in the legislative arena working to pass laws to provide better protection for Hawaii’s animals. During the 2011 state legislative session we were successful in passing a bill regulating large scale dog breeding facilities with a sunrise clause.

Published quarterly by the Hawaiian Humane Society 2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Phone (808) 946-2187 Fax (808) 955-6034 hawaiianhumane.org On Oahu, the Hawaiian Humane Society shelters, rescues, adopts and welcomes all animals all day and every day.

100% of your gift stays in the islands for the benefit of Hawaii’s animals and people. As an independent non-profit, we receive no funds from mainland animal welfare organizations.

believe these businesses should be licensed and that inspectors should be allowed reasonable access.

As part of the sunrise clause we conducted a statewide survey to determine the In the coming year, we look forward to scope of issues relating to the purchase Pamela Burns has served as the working with the legislature, of puppies. We invited all dog owners Hawaiian Humane Society the community and to share their concerns related to pet President and CEO since 1990. all interested acquisition whether they bought their parties again to look for ways dog from hobby or commercial breeders, pet shops, to ensure all pets receive the internet sales, roadside sales or other places. protection they deserve.

30% of respondents reported experiencing health issues 2011 has been a banner year for with their dog and 32% of those pet owners spent animals from rescues to adoptions $2,000 or more addressing those conditions. Some of the most common problems included hip dysplasia, skin and we couldn’t have done it without you. We look forward disorders, infections and heart worms. to the new year and new partnerships that will help more Survey findings also affirmed that the public supports animals and save more lives. regulation of large scale breeding operations and 98% 3

Aleisha Swartz, DVM leads efforts to save more lives Continued from page 1 luxury to pick and choose. They have their place and do good work.

My challenge is to do great work in a place where we won’t turn any animal away. We want to save more lives of animals that are less than perfect.”

In her first few months, more than five dogs with fractures were treated, including those needing life-saving amputations. More than $75,000 was spent at local veterinary clinics for services that the Humane Society doesn’t provide. “We’re just a basic clinic with two veterinarians, performing more than 7,000 sterilizations, and we can’t do x-rays or more specialized diagnostic testing.”

The bills add up at a time when a downturned economy has most holding on to their hard-earned dollars.

One of her goals is to increase the number of animals eligible for adoptions by expanding specialty

Foster care providers critical to 2012 success Foster care enables those ineligible for adoption to qualify: the sick, the infant, and those that struggle with behavioral issues. Last year 2,147 animals were treated in foster care – a 43% increase from the year prior. We aggressively expanded our foster care network to more than 500 providers.

We also foster as needed for space. This past year we noted a steep increase in admissions. Adoptions kennels that would typically house a dog or two were holding as many as four. Cat House occupancy climbed into the 90s in housing designed for about 40.

Overcrowding can rapidly deteriorate health and behavior in animals. Admissions continue to outpace adoptions and at any given time there can be hundreds of animals in foster care. Your help is critical. Call 356-2217 to foster.

foster care. “We’ve started treating dogs afflicted with mange and other medical issues and were only able to pilot these programs because foster providers were willing to help,” she

says. “If the community will open their hearts and homes to these animals and donors will help us pay for it, we will save as many as we can.

And that’s a promise.”

You made it happen!

Fewer paws, same amount of love What some dogs lack in legs, they make up for in spirit – and shelter dogs are no different.

With a heart full of hope, Jonny arrived with a broken leg to our front door. We performed a life-saving amputation and he was selected to be featured on the evening news. Darlene Lee of Hawaii News Now saw him proudly saunter in to the studio on his three legs and fell in love. She and her husband adopted Jonny later that day.

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Microchip reunites man and dog years later Four years is the time frame for many things – a president’s term, a college education. And that’s how long it took Kiki to find her way back home.

The seven-year-old Chihuahua mix, who was adopted from the Hawaii Island Humane Society and brought to Oahu, would frequently dig a hole and squeeze under the fence to spend the day with her neighbors. One evening she did not come home. Her owner, Jim Kinney, put up posters and combed the area but found no sign of her.

In late August, four years later, he got a call from the Hawaiian Humane Society saying that Kiki was at the shelter.

“I never thought I’d see her again,” said Kinney. “She’s doing great now; she won’t leave my side.”

Thankfully, though Jim had moved, he still had the same phone number as when his

Spay and neuter through Neuter Now program Oahu veterinarians now offer reduced-rate sterilization surgeries as part of the Neuter Now program in partnership with the City & County of Honolulu.

of surgery through this program to help alleviate Oahu’s pet overpopulation problem. If not for their support, this program would not be possible.

With more than 60% of Oahu homes owning a pet, the need for sterilizations has increased significantly.

Despite these challenging economic times, private veterinarians are reducing the price

Since the start of the program, more than 190,000 families have benefited.

Certificates range in price from $20 for EBT card holders to $150 for a female dog. Stop by the Humane Society or Satellite City Hall to buy a certificate today.

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Did you know?

Humane Society now offers microchips for cats and dogs for $15. Stop by between noon and 4 pm any day of the week.

microchip was registered. Updating microchip records when you move or change phone numbers is important and can be the difference in whether your pet gets retuned to you or not.

“Microchips are awesome and definitely worth it,” he said. “It’s amazing that something like this can happen.”

To keep your microchip information up to date call the Hawaiian Humane Society at 946-2187 or visit hawaiianhumane.org.

Students can “shout out” for the animals Video enthusiasts in middle and high school can help animals by developing media projects geared toward eliminating animal overpopulation.

The top two entries will win $150 cash and a behind-thescenes campus tour, as well as other cool prizes. All winners will also be mentioned in the Hawaiian Humane Society’s quarterly newsletter and website.

Visit hawaiianhumane.org for details and to enter. Deadline is March 11.

21st Annual PetWalk raises more than $240,000 Hawaiian Humane Society’s 21st Annual PetWalk was a recordbreaking event, raising more than $240,000. Thousands of people and pets came out to Magic Island to celebrate with music, food, exhibitors, contests and games.

These donations are so important and support more than 30 programs and services, including foster care, youth education, cruelty investigations and spay and neuter surgeries.

Mahalo to our sponsors Grand Champions Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford HMSA GumBone Ginny Tiu’s Team Media Hounds KITV Island Television KSSK – Clear Channel Loyal Compnions Aqua Hotels and Resorts Bayer Animal Health Care Bonterra Solar Calvin & Susie Hagadone Printing Hawaii’s Pets by Deb McGuire & Mutual Publishing Hunt Development Group Iams Pet Care Ohana Doggie Day Care and Spa PETCO Foundation Tropical Roofing & Raingutters, Inc. United Laundry Services, Inc. Vinnie Bean’s Team

Honolulu Magazine / Photographer: Ross Hamamura

Mahalo to our special friends 24 Hour Fitness 7-Eleven Hawaii Accentuate Salon Aloha Petroleum, Ltd. Anela USA Atlas Insurance Bark Avenue Barking Dog Blankets Big City Diner Boot’s & Kimo’s Homestyle Kitchen Campbell Pet Company Chart House Waikiki Cocojor Emporium & Spaw CrimeStoppers Honolulu, Inc. Dogwalker Etc Four Seasons Resorts Lana’i Fruitables Richard Fujii, DVM Halekulani Hawaii Mega-Cor. Inc.

Hawaii Performance Mustangs Hawaii Pet Magazine Hilton Hotels Hawaii Region Hokulani Bake Shop Island Style Images Kiki’s After Hours Kualoa Ranch Hawaii Inc. Leonard’s Bakery Makeup by Beverly Kaneshige Marriott Resorts Hawaii Massage by Dexter Char Massage by Don Balao Menehune Water Company Oahu Portrait Photographer Odoriko Japanese Restaurant One Stop Grooming Papa John’s Pizza Pearlridge Center Pet Me Salon & Daycare Precision Sound

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Red Lion Waikiki Sam’s Club Side Street Inn Star of Honolulu Cruises & Events Starbucks Coffee Hawaii Surf Paws Animal Hospital The Fix Hair Salon The Groom Room The Kahala Hotel & Resort The Pet Doctor Times Supermarkets Iris Tokuyama, DVM Two Bears Auto Detailing University Flowers Wag and Snap Photography Ward Centers Wealth Strategy Partners Wet ‘n Wild Hawaii Zippy’s Restaurants

Society alumnus has a nose for bugs Dogs have been used for years to detect drugs, bombs and people – so why not bed bugs?

he would still be with our family forever,” she said.

Susan Richards has been training and handling detection dogs for years, mainly purebreds from the mainland. Recently, she decided to give a local poi dog a home and see what he could do.

Humane Society trainers and Susan agreed that Kane was a dog that needed a job to keep him busy. After training at the shelter and in his new home, Kane was wellbehaved enough to go to the J & K Academy in Florida for five months of bed bug detection training. He is now in the process of getting certified and will be able to work at hotels, rental units and private homes.

Kane was a rowdy rascal from the moment he arrived at the Humane Society. He would bark at other dogs and didn’t get along with his kennelmates. Volunteer dog trainers taught him how to sit, lie down, walk on a leash and also began a long process of positive reinforcement when he behaved.

Susan fell in love. “I knew that even if he didn’t become a detection dog,

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

“I cannot thank the Humane Society staff and volunteers enough for all that they do,” said Susan. “They are all heroes. Kane’s behavior is a testament to the kindness he received there.”

Pet-Wor thyproducts Hawaiian Humane Society Gift Certificates Give the gift of love. Gift certificates can be redeemed for pet supplies, T-shirts, adoption fees, pet food and more. Call 356-2218.

Humane Society Hello Kitty Tees Hello Kitty loves her canine friends and you’ll love these cute tees. Available in white and pink at the Humane Society as well as Sanrio Surprise stores in Kahala Mall, Ala Moana Center and Pearlridge Center.

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Stimulo Cat Activity Center The Stimulo Center allows your cat to exercise its problem-solving instincts by searching for food hidden within.

Available at Amazon.com and other online retailers. $24.95

Special-needs dog finds loving home In June, the Hawaiian Humane Society rescued nine dogs from an abandoned home in Waianae. All were near death, but one was worse off than the others.

Pele had a broken jaw and was severely emaciated. She was taken to a veterinary clinic for surgery to have part of her lower jaw removed. She recovered amazingly well, but still needed a family that could take care of her special

needs. Pele found the perfect match in the Simants family of Wahiawa.

“She has really come out of her shell,” said Ioka Simants.

“She follows me everywhere I go and loves to play and snuggle.”

Pele isn’t letting her disability slow her down. She has learned to eat hard food by using her back teeth and she runs, jumps and plays.

Taking stock in the Humane Society An investment in the stock market can be a gamble, but investing in Oahu’s animals is always a sure thing. Gifts of stocks and bonds are a popular way to support the Humane Society.

If you have stocks or bonds that have increased in value since you purchased them, you can use them to make a charitable gift to the shelter.

Generally, you can deduct the fair market value of the securities and pay no capital gains tax. An even lesser known fact: if your securities have decreased in value, you can sell the securities, claim a loss for income tax purposes and donate the proceeds to the Humane Society and receive a deduction for your donation.

But don’t forget – the end of the year can sneak up quickly, especially with the many commitments around the holidays. If you plan to donate stocks, please allow as much time as possible to ensure the transfers can be concluded by the end of the year.

Whether the market is high or low, your stocks and bonds can help you be a hero to the animals.

Call 356-2221 to make a donation or to get more information.

Why isn’t the Humane Society a “no-kill” shelter?

If there is a single phrase that divides all of us who love animals, it is the term “no kill.” The truth is that there is no such place as a no-kill shelter. While every rescue group is making a profound difference in improving the lives of animals, limited admission organizations may turn animals away.

Our goal is to perform euthanasia when it is the only alternative to end an animal’s active suffering: irreversible disease, injury or other infirmities. Indefinite confinement or warehousing animals, isolation or indiscriminate placement are not humane alternatives.

As a community, we all share responsibility for euthanasia on Oahu. The stray cat we feed but do not fix. The pet shop where we buy a puppy. The accidental litter at home. The purebred we buy from a breeder rather than adopt from a shelter. The pet we surrender when we have to move.

So many of the choices we make and that our friends and family make affect euthanasia on Oahu. As the island’s only open-admission shelter, we believe there must be a place on Oahu that will accept all animals and not turn any animal away.

We hope that you will find your role in actively helping to reduce euthanasia.

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Puppy mill dogs get their day in court, find families to call their own September 15 was the final court hearing of the Hawaiian Humane Society’s petition that Bradley International forfeit more than 200 dogs involved in an animal cruelty case in which a mass breeding operation was charged with 153 counts of cruelty. The Courts validated that there was probable cause for the removal of all animals from a Waimanalo breeding operation in February 2011. The judge cited extensive photographic and video evidence amongst other records and expert and eye-witness testimony. In addition, the court ruled that the unborn puppies at the time of rescue were also subject to the forfeiture ruling and awarded ownership of them to us.

All the dogs involved in this case have been sterilized and have now been adopted – most by their foster families who had been providing care for the last several months.

In 2006, Hawaiian Humane Society developed and advocated for a new state law that would enable the courts to award ownership of animals involved in cruelty cases prior to the outcome of the criminal trial. This was due to a large rescue case involving a Kahaluu breeder in 2004 and many other before that.

Mahina found love with the Tanaka ohana.

Because it can take years to go to criminal Annie in her forever home with Veronica Lum. trial, this law was passed so rescues and the costs involved could animals can either put the Humane Society in jeopardy, be awarded to the as it is an independent non-profit Humane Society that relies on donations. This law was or the defendant passed. must post bond for their care until The criminal case is set to begin that criminal trial in December and the more than takes place. Without $450,000 spent in caring for the dogs the law, large-scale is anticipated not be recovered.

Special thanks to our veterinary partners who donated their services to assist. Together, these clinics performed nearly 100 sterilizations.

Feather & Fur Animal Hospital Hawaii Island Humane Society Kahala Pet Hospital Kailua Animal Clinic King Street Pet Hospital Maui Humane Society Mililani Mauka Veterinary Clinic

Newtown Veterinary Clinic Ohana Veterinary Hospital Surf Paws Animal Hospital The Pet Doctor VCA University Animal Hospital Wahiawa Animal Hospital

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Pauline Koreyasu, DVM Nicole Nashiro, DVM Carolyn Naun, DVM Sue Palumbo, DVM Ann Sakamoto, DVM Warren Sakamoto, DVM Melissa Yuen, DVM

All I want for the New Year ... is a soft place to rest Pets that are waiting for adoption or to be reunited with their family may only be at the shelter for a short time, but their comfort is still our top priority. Pets in our care benefit greatly from a few creature comforts and we need your help.

are available at kuranda.com.

Kuranda Beds for dogs and cats provide orthopedic support and comfort with their raised design. The beds

Visit hawaiianhumane.org under the Donate Now tab to see details on these and other items on our wishlist.

Our post-surgery dogs need a cozy place to recover. They love the fleece bolster mats from Petco to snuggle in.

Sizes need are as follows: 16”x10,” 22”x15,” and 26”x16.”

Photo by Wag and Snap Photography

Gifts of Love We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more between August 1, 2011 – October 31, 2011.

ANIMAL CHAMPIONS $5,000 +

Foodland Super Market, Ltd Rev. Dr. Larry A. Gardner Hawaii Inaugural Committee 2010 Michael & Pamela Jones Menu Foods Limited Ginny Tiu

BEST FRIENDS $1,000 +

Air Cargo Association of Hawaii Jean Ayresman-Horie Bank of Hawaii Employee Giving Campaign Bob & Frances Bean The Cabana Boys CARPRO Elanor Chinen

David Umeda John A. White Jane M. Wylie

Joyce B. Doheny Nicholas & Koren Dreher Charles & Amy Dunbar Ralph E. Fisher Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Evelyn Gallagher Ronald & Carol Johnston Walter K.H. Kam Wendell W.S. Kam Brian & Shannon Kelly Kiki’s After Hours Jim & Lynn Lally Nannette Lee Paul & Naomi Loewe James & Ann Kurihara Mee Joan Musgrave Dana Nakasato John & La Vaunna Newton Ruth R. Okubo Terri Ann Otani Dr. Sue S. Palumbo Richard & Jill Pentecost Ken Mashiyama Richard Matsunaga & Associates Maggie Takako Shindo Alvin & Susan Shishido Steve & Pam Sofos

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Mahalo for your ongoing support Yip, yip, hooray! Mahalo to these dedicated donors who have pledged their support with monthly gifts.

Raymond Abelsen Mary Agor Ada Alamani Alana J. Albertson Marc A. Albertson Deborah Aldrich Rachel Ariola Carrie-Lynn K. Asing & Merle M. Matsukado Jennifer Ayotte Marsha Y. Azuma Frank Baensch Susan Ballard Martin Banks Kenneth J. Barclay Alexander F. Bassett Sue Beitia Jeanne E. & Ed Bernauer Carleen & Ian Biernie Gillian Boss Nici E. & Jason Bothwell Rudy B Briones & John Marshall Pamela Burns Anita Carmona Luke & Christine Caron Elaine Castro Cynthia A. Clark Christi Coleman Steven W. Colon & Carrie Hermstad Amy L. Cosner Karen Cox Noelle M. Dagil Jan Dettweiler Marsha Durbin John Edwards Brigitte M. Egbert Jose F. Elizaga Barbara Ellis Reiko U. Flannagan Tertia M. Freas

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Sonia Faust Chris Fiack Jefferson Finney & Jonathan Staub Eric Firing Linda Flinn Patty Folcy Michael Formby Sherri Foster Lisa Fowler Paul C. Franke Jack R. Frost Rose Marie Fu Gene & Marie Fujii Benjamin & Laura Fujimoto Carol Fujimoto Karen S. Fujimoto Lynn Fujimoto-Ertel Alexa Fujise Harold & Janet Fujise Rodney Fujita Leimomi Fukuda Tokuji Fukuhara Dr. Francis & Alice Fukunaga Ann Fukushima Linda Fukuya Gary Furutani Hana I. Gabrielson John & Karen Gafney Marilyn J. Gagen Gloria Jean & Chuck Garner Donna Gatewood Hope Gentle Jolene F. Gerell Manfred Gerstl Christopher & Amy Gibo Joan Gilbert Barbara & Kent Giles Wendy S. Golz Dan Goo Steve Goodenow Gary Goodrich Janis Goto Kristian & Susan Gourlay Angela Goya Casey Goya Tracy Goya Lin & Gary Gragson Brook Gramann Lynne M. Grieco David Griggs Patrick & Lori Guerin Andrew J. Guidotti Roland S. Guieb Morena Gullett Beverly Haid & Sue Hillmann Michael Hall

Lynn Hammonds Haesun Toni Han Lisa Haneda Roger & Karen Haney Steven & Sherry Hansel Carol Hansucker Eric & Lavonne Hara Gail Haraguchi Scott & Sue Haraguchi Rodney M. Harano Myrna O. Hardin Gladys D. Harding Cynthia Harlowe Junie Hayashi Lanette S. Hayashi Roy & Dora Hayashi Etsuko Hayashida John & Frances Heatherman Barrett Henderson Janet Henderson William T. Henne Donna Hertzberg Lynn Heslin Karen Higa Larry & Anne Higashi Garrick Higuchi Warren & Sharon Higuchi Fay Ann Hill Manuel Himenes George & Kay Hino

Edwin & Gayle Hirai Rebecca Hirakami Melissa Hirano Gerry K. Ho Timothy T.F. Ho George & Cynthia Hoag Sharon Hodson Patricia Hoe Bill & Sharon Holaday Harold G. Holdreith Holistic Education of Hawaii Charlyn Honda-Masini Gregory & Stephanie Hong Stacie Hong Carrie Honma John & Victoria Honold, Jr. George C. Hopkins Melvin & Sheryl Horikami Sheryl Horikami Brian & Carole Horiuchi Erin Hotchkiss Eric & Susan House Kiana Hoy-Blank George M. Hudes Kenneth Hudson Hui Ilio Hawaii Zoe Humphreys Shawn Hurt Mitch Hyett Sheri K. Iha

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Craig & Yatsue Iinuma Dennis & Charleen Ikeda June F. Ikezawa Francis & Jacquelyn Imada Greg, Lea, Pierce, Paige & Sonic Inoue Ann Inouye Inu Inu Hawaii Shari Ishii Lorene & Ronald Ishimaru Carol & Kenneth Ishizaki Jennifer Isobe Leeann Isobe Marsha E. Ito Chad Itokazu Dannielle Iuta Tiffany Iwamoto Cynthia Iwata Dr. Allan & Dana Izumi Neal & Reiko Izumi Bruce Jackson & Noreen Yamamoto Catherine L. Jenkins Irving Jenkins Gayle & Larry Jitchaku David & Marlene Johnson Dr. Gary & Melanie Johnson Jacquelyn Johnson Louise A. Johnson Griffith H. Jones Kevin T. Jones Klebert Jones, M.D. Ronald E. Jones Marge Jordan Edwin Jouxson Lydia Kaaialii-Ramos Nanette S. Kaaumoana Leanne Kaawa Steven & April Kachilla Royce Kadooka James & Gail Kaeka Joan Kagawa Kathleen Kagawa Wanda Kakugawa Patsy K. N. Kalawaia Gail Kaleikini Herbert A. B. Kamakeeaina Kamehamea Schools Dogwaggers Cynthia Kama-Smith Lori Kamei Evelyn Kamikawa Kumiko Kaminaka Anne Kaneshiro Jonah Kaneshiro Kenneth & Betty Kaneshiro

Wendy Kaneshiro-Yuen & Peter Yuen Kathy Kano Crystal Kapua Vicki Kasal Alan M. Kato Nobuharu Kato Dawn E. Kattengell Mark & Audrey Kawamura Lance Kawano Alison Kawata Arlene A. Kaya Mary Kennedy Paula B. Kennedy Benedict J. & Melinda Kerkvliet Debbie Key Aaron Kia Gari-Ann Kia Valerie Kidani

William & Rosebell Kiyan Kathleen E. Kiyuna Jimmy Klein Marcia Klompus Kenton Ko Arthur T. Kobayashi Karen Kogami Douglas Y. Koide Pauline K. Kokubun Doris A. Kollars Laurence N. Kolonel Deborah L. Koochi Susan Kosasa Leslie Y. Koshi Suzette S. Koyanagi Rosalie & Leonard Kryston Tammy Kubo Elmyra G. Kum Paula K.M. Kurashige B.J. Kuula

Michael & Susan Kihara Robert & Hope Kihune Alice H. Kim Sandra E. Kim Diane Kimura Lyanne Kimura Dan & Kathryn Kirley Payton Kiuchi

Linda Kuula Emily Weng Si Kwan Robert & Kristin La Flamme Dr. Doris M. Ladd Jacob & Vivian Lai Helen S. M. Lam Terii A. Lamphier

David Landry & Kimberly Chai John Landrysmith David & Ann Latham Earl K. Lau Malcolm Lau Merilee N. Lau Malcolm Lau Ki Y. Lee Craig & Penni Lee Patricia Lee Robert E. Y. Lee Ronald & Deanna Lee Ann V. Leighton Bonnie Leong Monique Levitt-Riccio Mahealani & Mapuana Lew Mary L. Lew Torie Leway Matthew Liew Karen L. Lindsey Beth Lindstrom Stephen Lindstrom La Verne Ling Vernon Ling Robert Lipske Sonny Liu Marlene Lomas Douglas & Donna Loo Jacqueline L. Loo Darlene Loo-McDowell Lynne Loopeskoo Jill Loui Christy Lovell Cameron Lowry Robert Loy Maury H. Lorey John Luciano Calvin K.H. Lum Kerri Lum Marlene M. Lum Steven J.K. Lum Fred & Alice Lunt John & Violet Luuwai Jim Lyon Leslie Lyum Anthony Macawile & Pamela Nakamura Debbie Macaranas Cindy Mackey & Douglas McClaftin Helen S. MacNeil Dr. Thomas & Ellen Maeda Joseph M. Magaldi, Jr. Cesley-Ann M. Mahaulu Eddie A. Mak

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Lt. Alexander & Clarita Y. Malinao Diane K. Malinovich Deborah & Leland Manandic Laura Manno Downey R. Manoukian Wendy Manuel Marcus & Associates Chuck & Diane Marshall Roald Marth Linda Martin Ron & Masae Martin Masayuki Masuda Jennifer D. Matias Gayle M. Matsuda Kaori Matsumoto Winifred & Takeo Matsumoto April M. Matsumura Ranloau Matsuno Darene K. Matsuoka Henry & Judyann Matsuoka Cate Matsushima Gina McAnuity James McBee Kristin McCallister Dani L. McCarthy Tamarin McCartin Lt. Col. Frances McClurkin Robert McConnell Brenda McDonough Rosemarie & James McElhaney John McGovern Hugh G. McKenzie, Jr. Rabbi Mel L. Libman & Bonnie B. McMullen Helen S. McQueen James McVeigh Debbie L. Mehan Joni Mendoza Andy & Kathy Mensalvas The Meng Dynasty Gerald & Connie G.W. Meredith Wendell Q. Y. Mew Evanita Midkiff Family Alyssa Miller Larry Miller Richard R. Miller, Jr. & Susan K. Miller William R. Miller Milo Nursery & Landscape Maintenance Dr. Harvey & Christine Minatoya J. Mishima

Sylvia C. Mitchell Mitsunaga & Associates Sharon Mitsuyama Iris Miura Dennis Mitsunaga Allen & Sue Miyahara Lisa T. Miyakado Howard & Mildred Miyamoto Henry & Yoshiye Miyashita Florence C. Mizuta Melinda C. Montgomery Yung Yong Moon Kathy Moor Michael G. Moreno Patricia Morgan Lynette S. Morimoto Jackson & Allergra Morisawa Darlene S. Morita Robert Morita Scott Morita Sally W. Morris Julie Morris Alison J. Mosher Regina Mow-Galletti Deborah Mullen Kristine & Seshagiri Munipalli Jon Murakami Melvyn & Sadie Murakami Myles Murakami Scott Murakami Diane M. Muranaka Dorothy F. Muranaka Stanley & Gail Muranaka Heather Muraoka Amber A. Musser N. Harada Properties Richard & Euphemia Nagashima Eleanor T. Nagata Leina’ala Naipo-Akamine & Leroy Akamine

Roy & Shirley Naito Ann Nakagawa Karen S. Nakagawa Kelli Nakama Dean Nakamaru Sam & Jolene Nakamatsu Derek Nakamura Eileen S. Nakamura Kenneth & Karen Nakamura Wayne Nakashima Mark Nakatsukasa Nalowinds Kennels Charles T. Narusawa Nicole Nashiro Jemal & Atsuko Ned Eric Nedzweckas Beverly E. Neese Dianah Neff Shirley Newman Ho L. Ng Mary Ngai Anita Nihei Norman Nii Dennis & Gail Niimi George & Yukie Nishihara Randall Nishii Warren Nishimoto & Michiko Kodama-Nishimoto Glenn & Joy Nishino Robert T. Nogami Glenn Nohara John L. Noland Bryce Nomura Nancy Nott Marcie Nowell Jared S. Noyama Gary M. Oba Kathleen Obara William & Margaret O’Connell Joy Oda Seiko Oda

Wendell Oda Eileen Ogasawara-Chun Nadine Ogata Frances A. Ohira Edwin & Marion Oka Fay Okamoto Ian Okamoto Karen Okamoto Karl Okamoto Gerald & Ruby Okano Eva Oki May Okihiro Denise A. Okuhara Aaron Okinaka Patrick & Elizabeth O’Malley Carole K. Onouye Bonnie Osaki Joan D. Osborne Pauline & Jamie Osborne Sandra K. Osborne Mike & Sheryl Oschin-Goodman Cheryl Oshiro Vicky Oshiro Glenn & Kiki Oshiro Sanford T. Ota Helen Otoshi Libby Otte Katharine C. Owen P.J. Hawaii Pacific Gallery & Frames Pagoda Hotel & Restaurant Louise Pagotto Gail Painter-Cunningham Treena Paisley Anne P. Palagyi Bonnie Pang Mealani Parish June Park Lily Y. Park Lorna Park Sharon E. Pattison Daniel & Kimberly Paz

Autos for Animals Donate your used, running vehicle to help the animals!

Call 356-2213 or visit hawaiianhumane.org for details.

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Dr. John & Misako Pearson Melissa Pendergraft Susan L. Peterman Alan & Martha Peterson Dr. Helen Petrovitch Pets Are Inn David Pietsch Tim & Laura Poell Margaret Pratt Carol Pregill Jerry & Diane Prior Irene Puaoi Edward J. Quinlan, Jr. William Quinlan Jack, Jill & Billy Quong Judie Racine Kathleen Ramos Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation Martha E. Randolph Anne Rauh Linda D. Rego Iain Reilly Janis A. Reischmann Gary Renard Brandy Ribeiro Mark J. Ritchie Athena Robello William & Emi Robillard Eddy Rogers, DVM James & Erica Rogers Michael Rossell Linda J. Rowan Georgia S. Rush Monet Sadural Josh Sakai Michael Sakai Kathy Saiki Robert & Jan Sakamoto Kenneth Sakamoto Ray & Dorothy Sakata Bert S. Sakuda Michael K. Sakuda, D.D.S. Melvin Sakurai Todd H. Sammons Daryl & Leona Sanborn Laura Sandrock Rocco Sansone Kevin & Jennifer Santo Francis & Patricia Santos Lani Santos Fred & Charlotte Sasaki Richard & Marvela Satake Gilford Sato Tracy Saturno Mariko Sawada Karen Scharff

Eileen Schatten Laurel Schatz Allan Schildknecht Corey & Diana Schmidt Karen L. Schneider Mark Schuler Robert & Susan Schultz Robert & Ester Schumacher Karen & Alvin Scott Joann Segawa Faith & Justin Seguirant Jackie J. Sekiya Fabiana P. Servantes Reena Shah June & Arthur Shida Carolyn Shigemura David Shima Donna Shimabuku Dawne Shinno Charlene Shiroma Shirley C. Shiroma Vickie Shiroma Kristine Shitanaka Steven & Laura Jeanne Short Earl & Nancy Simao Phil & Linda Simmons

Walter & Cookie Stephan Lee & Dianne Stewart Vicky E. Stewart Roberta A. Straughn Virginia Strausburg Nicole Stucki Audrey A. Sue Alan & Fay Sugahara Paul & Ann Sugibayashi Alice & Florence Sugimoto Steve W. Sullivan Kevin Sumida Sunset Beach Elementary Animal Lovers Glenn J. Suzuki Phenpapar Suratbibith Suzanne Surratt Georgette Sussman Anne & Richard Sutton Florence & Howard Suzui Glenn J. Suzuki Max & Harriet Suzuki Ralph M. Suzuki Edward & Karen Swofford Kathleen Szymanski Barbara Tabanera

Peter E. Skeen Taeko Skinner Marcia Slaven Judith C. Slawsky Paige Slocum Betty & Gene Smith Eugene F. Smith Thomas J. Sofos Edwin & Cynthia Sorenson Lynne Souza Manly Souza John & Linda Spadaro Gary Sprinkle & Pamela Young Ronald Stebbins St Anthony’s Parish School David & Nancy Stefansson Steinke Bros.

Craig & Joanne Tachibana Terilyn Takahashi Tae’s Teppanyaki Lunchwagon Tails of Hawaii Lauren M. Takaoka Andy Takata & Sandra Shomura Darrell Takebayashi, M.D. Jason Takemoto Jeanette Takenaka Jared Takeshita Carey Taketa Gerald Takeuchi Susan Takumi Ruby Takushi Jane Takushi Kevin Talbot

Cecilia Tam Naoko Tamai Tammy Tamai Ellen N. Tamura Arlene Tanabe Deborah K. Tanabe Alan & Joni Tanaka Krist Tanaka Sandra & Rylan Tanaka Sheila Taoka Raymond & Lorraine Tasaka Tessy Tateishi Dr. Edward & Marcia Taylor-Kaneshige Stephanie Teeter Susan Tessmer Stack Tom Tetlow III Laurie Ann Thompson Shelley Thompson Georgia Tien Paul Tholl Company Mark & Marianne Timmerman Tiffany Tithill Samuel A. Tiu Hans R. Tobler Shirley Ann S. Tokunaga Darlene Tokunaga Barazandeh Toler Faye Y.M. & Steven Tom Francine Tom Juanita Tom Kevin & Faith Tom David Tom Gabriel Tom Lisa Tom Allison Toma Kayoko Tominaga Russell T. Tomishima Al & Joyce Tomonari Thomas & Gladys Tone Bruce H. Tornquist Eric M. Toyama Sharilyn Toyama Bob Toyofuku Diana Tran David Traversi Valerie L. Trotter Mike A. Trout Ching Hsin Tseng Mitsuyo Tsuchiya Richard M. Tuggle Tiffany Tuthill Ken & Claire Uechi Greg Umamoto Paul L. Unkrur Machiko Uyehara

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Geri Uyemura Melanie Van Der Tuin Richard E. Van Ness, Jr. Linda Velayo Aaron & Rita Verdugo Stephan Verhulsdonk & Alexandra Schiller Trudi B. Vetter Joseph Vierra Nanette Vinton Grace S. Visaya Phillip & Peggy Vollmann C. Voss Solomon Wainee, Jr. Lisa & Neil Wakida Geraldine & Robert Walker Marie Wang Rebecca Ward Susan & Michael Ward James & Irene Watanabe Roy & Paulette Watanabe Terri Watts June T. Wataoka Camille Weindl D.C. Wells Chuan Wen Miyo N. Wenkam Wilma Westin Sunny Wheat Brian Whiteside Edward & Marlene Wilcox Greg Willems Catherine Williams Trudy Williams Abbielyn E. Wong Erica L. Wong Lester Wong Vernon Woo Susan Woo-Schaffer Darin O. Wright Lauren Wright Richard Wurdeman Millicent Wright Dale & Angel Wyatt Cynthia & Todd Wyrick Lena Yafuso Carol Jean Yakuma Diane Yamada Faith Yamagishi Amy Yamakawa Fay Yamakawa Rodney & Frances Yamamoto Ronald & Judy Yamamoto Jo Ann Yamasaki Charlene M. Yamashiro Lezli Yano Larry Yatsushiro

Alan Yee Nelwyn Yee Theresa Yeung Patrick K.S.L. Yim Sue Yokoyama Gary Yonamine Theodore G. York Jill Yoshicedo Sandra Yoshida Kathleen Yoshinaga Jean Yoshioka Sandra Yoshida Darlene & Rocky Young Edward & Marina Young Rosemarie L. Young Benjamin Yuen Mellissa Yuen Demetrios Zahharis Ed A. Zane, D.V.M. Lizabeth A. Zirotsky Tom Zimmerman Stanley & Janet Zisk Richard Zwern & Karen Huffman

In Honor of People

Francine Ponce

Crucial

Princess

Larry Rodriguez

Cujo, Chico & Primo

Punahele

Ginny Tiu

Gracie & Thor

Roddy

Tracy’s Birthday

Happi-Cat & Snowball

Seven, Spooky, Bullseye & Miss Ellie Doi

Jonathon & Tracie’s Wedding

Huli, Abbie & Jet

Doug & Laila Valenta’s Wedding

Isis

Gilbert & Diane Ponce

Monica M. Moore

Central Pacific Bank

Audrey Manago

Eric Schumacher

Denise Ellinwood

Lee Ann Clark

Ronald Chandler

Jonathon & Tracie Navarra

Kleona Corsini Adora Bicek

Teresa Shinder

Kiara

Don & Judi Young

Nani Wight’s Birthday

Charles & Helen Higa

Kina & Koa

Lisa Rivera

Gladys Yamashiro

Amy Valmoja

Lani

Sue Hillmann Sandra Kwock-Silve Helen A. Shigemura

Michael Doi Construction Smokey & Socks

Raymonde A. Kunisaki Spike & Snow Tire

Stephen & Gaylene Phillips Sydney Girl

Margaret Sasaki Trixie

Michael Matsuda

Maximo & Loretta Nonies

In Honor of Pets

Lili’s Birthday

M Street Investments Missy

Claire M. Dauer

All Animals

Nina

Elanor Chinen

In Memory of People David R. Bowley

Rene Chinen

Sharrie Lee & Elan Lee-Bowley

Benjamin & Clemencia Alcaraz

Patches

Elaine Chang

Buddy

Pitch & Licorice

Saul Chang

CHEA Association Inland District Elks East Central District

Cooper & Zoe

Poki

Cobey Kam-Uhlir

Glenn Yoshioka & C. Ann Whang-Yoshioka

Vicky Cayetano

Eric Schumacher Dr. Cyril Goshima

Michael Bridge, Ph.D. Coleen Howard

Virginia Schergen

Angel

Carl & Paula Chun Vetter Patricia B. Shine

Roy & Donna Lee Takara

Winifred Fujimoto David & Robin Ramirez

Betsy M. Sekiya Corey Lee & Tia Marie

Myra N. Wakuzawa Carolyn Chang & William Jacques Callie Duggan

Leslie Ann T. Kawamoto

Pretzel

Joyce Kang

Ron Martin

Byron & Grisela Cooper Jay Grekin & Judy Stubbs Mark Hanna & Diana Fukeda-Hanna Dr. Kevin & Kathleen Lin-Hurtubise Pete Martinez Aness Pogni

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Kaiewa Masuda

Makamae Masuda Michael & Jo Parker

Janice W. Covington

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Skipper Jones Dr. Howard & Elizabeth Keller Anne King Mary Pat Larsen Colette A. Lindgard William & Carol Loose The Midkiff Family Allen & Hope Miller Mr. Daniel J. Mollway & Judge Susan O. Mollway Susie Morgan Floraine Van Orden Janice Sanders & History Club of Honolulu Gail Smith Doris H. Smyser Marsha Stevenson Barbara B. Tilley Washington Dental Service Foundation Gaylord & Carol Wilcox Rianna Williams

Heidi A. Kubo Peter & Mary Lewis Jessica Lynn McGinnis Family Michael & Sharon Miller The New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel Pacific Asia Travel Association Panda Travel Larry & Patricia Rodriguez John Schmitz & The Staff of Hilton Head Health Lynn Shimasaki

Shirley Pruder

Corwith J. Roache

In Memory of Pets

Ellen Sayegusa

Abie

Skip Scharfenberger

Aleki

Scott Ferguson Florence L. Hayashi-Mojzisik Trevor & Joy Yee

Betsy M. Seki

All Animals

Alice A. Nonaka

Charles Thomas Shaeffer

Legacy Gifts August 1 - October 31, 2011

Bequests Finetta K. Anderson Lucille Shreve Trust Continuing Trusts Jack & Marie Lord Fund Frank F. & Katharine L. Woodford Trust

Christina Gates

Kay N. Hironaka & Rey Dagdagon & Family Wally’s Auto Repair Herman “Wally” Gottesman

Gretchen Adams Lolle Boettcher Bernard K. Chun, MD Linda Rothwell Epstein Tertia & Christopher Freas Sandy Gottesman Dottie Opplinger Kenyon Phillip & Susan Li Claudia Ulbright McElroy Arma Oana & Oana Ohana Holly Rebson Parker Mary Paulson Valerie Shintaku Livingston & Linda W.L. Wong Gloria Vasiliki Hallis

Stephanie & Clio McLaughlin Viella Hao

Estella M. Grantham Terra Higaki

Cody Higaki Koharu Ikeda

Pamela Burns Audrey Tom & George Ikeda Families Hisae Iwamoto

K.K. & Joan Kina Warren C. Johnson

Simone B. Johnson Rita Kane

Laraine K. Koga Arthur King

Mildred King

Jo Ann Kitagawa

Keith M. Kitagawa Mary Tom Kleiderer

Vincent & Pamela Fragomene Melanie Knight-Teaster

Anne Waugh

Dr. Gary D. Pruder

Walter Kubojiri

Brian Roache

Irene Kubojiri

Dennis Miyasato

Marcia A. Morgado

George & Bonnie Murphy

Edwin Miyake

Shane & Mary Miyake

Carole Q. Scharfenberger

Dennis Mojzisik

Richard & Wanda Carlson May M. & Iris T. Miura Salvi & Paulette Ferraro David & Patricia Talaba Mary Talaba

Kenneth & Marion Harada Tsuruko Oshiro

May M. & Iris T. Miura Noel & William Head

Dr. Paul & Dorothy Brennan Pamela Burns Gerri & David Cadiz Loretta & Donald K.F. Ching Kwai Dick & Evelyn Chun Trudy Couillard Dr. Fred Davis Margie Durant Gerald W. Fisher, Jr. James & Joanne Flannery Sybil & Nohea Gier Estella M. Grantham Florence M. Hayslip James & Kehau Hershey Jacquelline L. Johnson

Florene D. Pell

Buddy & Arunee Wagoner Henry & Amy Wharton Elanor Chinen Andy

Joanne Ryckman Athina

Carolann Davis

Annie Shih

Bambi

Leo Shih

Beautiful Angel of Heaven

Richard Steiner

Benji & Sandy

Fusai Sumida

Boy-San

Arnold S. Takemoto

Buddy

Dr. John & Helen Shih Tina J. Judd

Howard & Lynn Arimoto Vivian M. Lai

Stephanie Uyeda

Hawaii Association of Broadcasters 18

Bett P. Winstedt

Babie

Dr. John & Helen Shih

Eleanor Fisher Pence

Bruce & Shein Bucky & the Hildgund Family Don Waisman

Donna Shinn

Fredric Nelson

Nick & Tim Palumbo

Kimberly Wheeler

Fredrick & Denielle Nelson Michael & Marguerite Dale Loretta Nonies

Roy & Juanita Takara Derek R. Nishida Roy & Donna Lee Takara

Buster J.O. Castillo

Kaimana

Nike

Leinee L. Watase

Shellie & Sadie, Beloved

by All Who Knew Them

Caesar

Koa, Hoku & Maka

Nikita, Tojo, Geronomo & Oda

Sonya Togami

Candy

Kona Coffee Beans

Onyx

Chaz

Kuma & Mamo

Ozzy, Elvis, Nigel Prince & Lulu

Laura Ahn Marc Castillo

Benjamin & Clemencia Alcaraz David & Mary Stock

Peggy Newton

Catherine & Vincent Pang

Stephanie & Clio McLaughlin

Mel H. Saiki Stanley & Charlaine Higashi

Adora Bicek

Glenn & Janis Honda

Mellissa Yuen

Lani

Cheeky

Karen Miller

Barbara M. Bruce

Pebbles & Major

Susan Agena-Toyama & Daryl Toyama

Lucky & Trixie Okumura

Cino

Kyle K. Okumura

Stephany L. Sofos

Penny

Lulu

Corey Derego

Umur & Norma Turkalp

Carleton Rehr

Howard & Lynn Arimoto Sophie

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Otaguro Steamer, Linus, Le Roy, Morgan, Madam, Elkee & Phoebe

Ursula & Walter Yee Sully, Feisty Fish

Kenneth & Kathleen McKee Susie

Sandy Schafer

Shelle C. Santoki

Dudley

Maile

Harry K. Cook

Karen Miller

Robin Y. Ramirez Winifred H. Fujimoto

Sylvester

Duffy, Pepper & Sweetie

Makana Basko

Travis & Ida Ferguson

Howard & Lynn Arimoto

Pretty Girl

Tai

Ele Ele

Maxi

Princess Leilani

Tasha

Rajah

Ted

Rambo, Rocky & B-Jet

Tomiko

Rocky Tengan

Usagi Rabbit

Poki

Gilbert & Diane Ponce

Moira Crowley

Judith Wolfe Zlena Leonida & All Dogs & Cats in Heaven

Martin & Maria Inocelda

Wayne & Janice Watanabe

Maya

Amy & Jeff Gehlke

Arthur & Nancy Moss

Mitts

Wesley & Juliane Inouye

Elsa

Bert & Helen Tanonaka Frisky, Muffy, Buffy, Minnie, Sam, Chessie & Missy

Judy Aono

Randy S. Carbonel

Mollie

Lyn Pendragon

Marvin, Susan & Toodles Ling

Morris

Capt. James & Patricia Giblin, Jr.

Girl

Joan D. King

Sam

Elizabeth McCutcheon

Nani Anela O’Lani Nonies

Sandy

Loretta Nonies

Grayzie

Dana Fieda Guinness

Diane Maeda

Nibbles

Satchmo, Nalu & Mahina

Steven & Gail Tokuda

Teney & Mae Takahashi

Richard & Paula Kurashige

Benita D. Lau Michie Aono & Marsha Lee Steve & Kathy Berg Fred & Harriet Rokero Louis & Josette Rosof Gilbert & Diane Ponce Elanor Chinen Whitey

Deborah Agles Yoshi Boy

Darcie Lynn K. Higa Yuri

Dr. Sada Okumura & Dr. John H. Drouilhet

Nigel

Margaret E. Reford

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A Gift for the Animals

Foodland Gives Aloha Hawaiian Humane Society donors raised more than $6,900 from Foodland Supermarkets Ltd. and Western Union Foundation’s Give Aloha program.

Showcasing Dogs in Style

Taylor Lau, a sophomore at Punahou High School, designed and built a doggie show pen for the Humane Society.

A Warm Mahalo for a Job Well Done

The Humane Society was honored by Councilman Ikaika Anderson for animal protection and rescue work in Waimanalo.

ABC Stores has awarded a $25,000 grant to fund pet sterilizations and community education about pet overpopulation.

More than $320,000 every year is invested in spay and neuter programs.

Divas Doing Good

Divas Doing Good donated $290 as well pet supplies from dog Chloe’s birthday party that was held at the Humane Society dog park in August.

Birthday Gift to the Animals

Instead of birthday gifts, six year-old Ty Koch asked his friends to donate – raising more than $200. He hopes to inspire his fellow kindergartners to do the same.